Cheerleading
Chino Challenger Cheer-Chino Lady Colts Cheer
https://www.instagram.com/chinochallengercheer/
www.Chinopopwarner.org | [email protected]
Our program proudly welcomes athletes of all abilities ages 5 and up! Our football team plays exciting flag football with on-field support and adaptive gameplay and rules to ensure every athlete can shine. Our cheer team brings the energy on the sidelines during football season and also competes in competition cheer events. We’re all about teamwork, inclusion, and celebrating every athlete’s unique strengths—on and off the field!
Empowering Pathways 365 (EP365)
https://empoweringpathways365.org/
(909) 365-2629
Runs inclusive sports and fitness programs (Baseball, Basketball, Dance, Cheer, Fitness, Flag Football, Soccer, and Track) for individuals with developmental disabilities ages 5 to 35. Select programs available in Rancho Cucamonga, Upland, Riverside, Fontana, San Bernardino, Hesperia, Victorville and Palm Desert. Morning, afternoon, and weekend options available. Please check website for offerings. Vendor of the IRC, Vendor# PJ6180, Service #008.
Lady Rebels Cheerabilities
https://www.instagram.com/lady_rebels_cheerabilities/
Lady Rebels Cheerabilities, a Chino-based co-ed special needs nonprofit cheer team serving incredible athletes in our community. Our program provides children and young adults with disabilities the opportunity to compete, build confidence, develop friendships, and experience the joy of being part of a team. For many of our athletes, this is their first opportunity to participate in competitive sports in an inclusive environment.
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